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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26
Sunny italy.

The city and surroundings Of Venice
have enjoyed the pleasures of a savere
storm. Railways obstructed, telegraph
lines down and barges sunk in the canal.
Beautiful Venice had better unmoor and
come out to Northern Montana.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the c~o-partnership
heretofore existing between Robert Pontat OF
Glendive. Montana, and james Mathews Of Gssat
Falls has boen dissolved By mutual consent.
2r. Mathews will continue the business Of the
late firm, and will pay and collect all bills of the
late firm. RoBEEy PoNTET.
JAMES MATHEWS.
Grreat Falls Eatl. 12. 1881.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

The II. s B. stage company will shortly
remove their station from the opposite
side of the river to this side.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

Theo. Gibson & Co. want to inform the
public that they have ample storing room
fer goods, and will receive and forward
goods, at a low rate.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26
a. r. a M.
WANTS, FOR RENT, ETC.

Advertisements will be inserted under this
head, not exceeding five lines IL length, fer 3
cents for each insertion.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26
Nohise Of Final Entry.
Land OMce at Helena, Mont
4 March 2s. 1887

~ Notice Notice Is he hereby aIsss given aa,! nat ~ the hio l=i ip.ans n
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the clerk Of
the Sd Judicial District Court in and for Choteau
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

Herman Wildekopf returned from Sun
river Leavings Friday where he has been
for the past few weeks.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

DR.. Norris, dentist. will remain here
during the coming week. His Office is on
1st ave. n. in the building formerly occu-
pied by Phil. Gibson.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

With daily mail, telegraph line and cleo
tric light, and two railroad lines within a
short time, Great Falls will put on metropo-
lain airs. My, how we fish do swim!
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

aiIvllalted at Lone Pine. there was none
aiikato Johns. Behind the gray mares
aud with almost room enough between to
nut Ia another pair stood the wheelers
DC off side was a little rugged mule
whose age was beyond any guess. For .
srnatg he he had a roam horse, 50 tall and
III Iean that he gave the beholder the IN
preston that he wasn't real. The wagon
was a miserable, wobbly affair from whicl
every vestige Of paint had long since dis
appeared and the tongue hung 50 low tha
Ii seemed as if in danger Of digging in tn;
aronnd. John had been joked, made ful
s, IL the other teamsters but Wit
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

DR.. f. B. Morris, dentist, late Of Hell
ena, arrived here Thursday and intends
locating permanently.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

Phil. Gibson has let the contract for an
office building on Central ave, opposite
the TRIBUNE office.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in private family pre-
state wages, and address, Z. B., this office.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26
Notice Of Dissolution.

81 Notice is hereby givensthat she co partnership
EasEetofore existing betwsen, robert Moore and
&zek O'Brien. has been disssived by mutual coa-
&3sS#He Mr.. Moore Will continue the businessaSE
zES4ahe firm. and Will pay and collect al&k3sazS
634<<5N Nate firm. ROBERT Mon8EN#s
NICK 0'BRTn
H7rsat Falls, March Ii. 1857. x
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

+. P. Coombs, of Benton, came in Thurs
day and intends remaining here during
the summer
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-26

E. B. Largent aud VIM. Bruce, Of Sun
River, are in town.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24
FORMAL lRESIG NATION OF THE
LAND COMMISSIONER.
His Quarrel With Lamar-A Long
Letter Explaining His Position.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-The long
continued quarrel between Secretary
Lamar and Land Commissioner Sparks
has ended in the latters resignation
The trouble arose over the adjustment
of certain railroad land grants of the
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis q
Omaha railway. Sparks gave his de-
cisions in the case which Lamar over
ruled, even though they were based on
the authority given the Commissioners
by law. On Tuesday, Sparks personal
ly delivered long letter to the Presi-
dent, giving q full history of the case,
and formally resigning his office. He
saws Lamar has been committed to
errors of law and suggests that II
brought to the Secretary's personal at
tention they might be corrected
Sparks then tells of the recent letters
between Lamar and himself, concern
ing a review of the non-concurred de-
cision in the land cases, and why he re-
fused to obey the Secretary's orders..-
Sparks says he has endeavored to do
his full duty, and believing his line OF
action correct cannot longer continue
to hold his office, in direct antagonism
to Lamar. Not wishing to embarrass
the President he tenders his resignation
The general opinion in Washington is
that the resignation is good riddance
| When the matter was left to the Presl'
dent to decide between the Secretary
and the Commissioner, Sparks saw ht
had no show and would be removed
unless he retired. The resignation
would be accepted.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24
TUE MocpAT1C NORTHWEST THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4 lSS

Republicans on March 4, 1889.
New Jersey elects a United States
Senator next year, and i am sorry to
saw that the outlook Is not as favorable
as !t might be for the Democrats-the
Republicans having carried the Legis-
lattire at the late election. Many news
papers are 10 error In stating that the
present Legislature will choose Senator
McPhersonis successor. Mr.. Blaine'e
friend, little Willie Walter Phelps, who
is famous for his millions ana his halr
bangs, has already placed himself IN
training for the seat.
Senator Cockrell's committee, now
on the rounds, inspecting the workings
of the Federal Departments, have
made the discovery that the clerks are
badly crowded and that they need
more room to properly discharge the
duties of their positions. It's UNDER
stood that the committee Will recon-
mend Congress to erect additional Gov
eminent buildings in this city, and also
to improve the ventilation OF those
now in use. The present public build
ings were erected about forty years ago,
and the clerical force Of the nation has
1t is reported here tVkt Ex-Con;
gresham Lowering, the unsuccessful
Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Massachusetts, will be cOnsoled In his
disappointment by receiving the ap-
pointment Of United States Marshall q
succeed the veteran politician, Gen. N
p. Banks, whose term of office expires
this winter.
The sensation of the past week was
the controversy between Secretary La
mar and Commissioner Sparks, which,
it seems, can only be satisfactorily set
tied by the retirement of one of these
prominent officials, in fact, such is the
ultimatum presented by the former to
the President. The only apparent lOgi-
cal outcome of the difference will be to
accept the Secretary's suggestion
There are those who declare that Mr.
Sparks is in an aggressive mood, and
that he proposes to obstinately hold
his official position as long as possible
A public communication is expected
from the Commissioner in response tt
the Secretary's.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24
WASHINGTON LETTER.


WASHINGTON, D. G. Nov. 18th, 1887.
Although the nation has had several
centennials in the last thirteen years
those of the Declaration of lndepen-
dence in 1876 and of the adoption of the
Constitution in 1887 being at once the
most important and impressive-we
are to have still another on April 30,
1889. the centennial of the inaugura-
ton of George Washingtn as President
of the United States, the ceremony
verv properly to be celebrated in New
York City on the self-same spot where
1.-THE immortal Father of his Country
assumed the Presidency OF the infant
republic which his inspired wisdom
and bravery and his stainless sword did
so much to create, that grand fabric OF
liberty which is the glory of its gallant
founders and the pride and blessing OF
q grateful posterity, who will cherish
this precious heritage through all the
changing fortunes of the future years.
Centennials are of such frequent oc-
currence in recent years, that it is prob
able the Presidential Centennial may
pail on the public taste for lack of the
novelty and impressiveness of its pre-
decessors at Philadelphia. Still, such q
notable event in our history must
powerfully appeal to the national pride
and quicken the patriotic sentiments
that lind Judgment in the breasts OF all
true Americans. The initiatory move
ment in this enterprise has just taker
| place at New York City, the Mayor o
the Metropolis presiding over the meet
ing. ,r
day. President Cleveland was the smil
, ing recipient of many hearty congratu
lations from his advisers on the resul
of the recent elections, more particu
, larly the triumphant Democrati
! victory in New York, which mos
!, Democrats hail as the harbinger of tn
denomination and reelection of hin
) whom they believe ''man ofdestiny.
+ MANY enthusiastic Democrats of ma
: tional prominence like Senator Vooi
hees aud Representative Breckenridge
) believe the New York triumph signth
) cant Of q long lease of power for the ns
y tional Democracy. They seem to thin
) the party has successfully passe
: through grave crisis In Its long event
!. full history, and is now firmly estat
|. lished in its greatest stronghold. NC
. | the least gratifying result Of last Tue
: davis struggle Is the utter rOut OF MI
q hone, which insures the gain OF
4 Democratic Senator. II there shoul
n be NO other change this would MAJ
d the Senate stand SO Democrats and
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24
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Letter from the Assistant Foreman OF
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24
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Consumption, scrofula, general de-
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chronic coughs and bronchitis, can be
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24
"What Drug Will Scour These Eng.
Iish Hence?''

Wicked Macbeth, who murdered go cd
King Duncan, asked this question in his des-
pair. Thousands of victims of disea SO are
daily asking "What will scour the imp purities
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Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will do 1t.
When the purple life-tide is sluggish, causing
drowsiness, headache and loss of appetite,
use this wonderful vitalizer, which never
fails. It forces the liver into perfect action,
drives out superfuous bile, brings the glow
of health to the cheek and the natural spark
le to the eye. All druggists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup takes the
lead of all cough preparations on our
shelves.--Carpenter & Palmeter, James
town, N. Y. 80,
| heartily recommend Salvation Oil
for neuralgia, for it acts like a charm.
y. s. McCulley, policeman: Resi- :
dence 2O5 N. Bond ST., Balto., Md.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24

Mrs. Bo IDLE 80 sales n an in un ler-
wear Department. -"Have you any
gauze ladies vests?"
Salesman (wita ten-dollar smile J.
"No, madam, but we have ladies
gauze vests.
keep 'em then," she answered
snappishly, as she bolted for the
door, and since his discharge, the
salesnen has decided not to try to
sell dry goods and educate the human
race at the same time.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-24

All the men who have jumped of
the Brooklyn bridge, have been pen
niless and ragged. A plain case o
Lazarus and dives.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

ma mitingach, czy n. p. W
teatrze, naszym Duchownym
Przewodnikom, ktorzy nietyl-
ko iaknajgodniej spefniaja swe
obowiazki wzgledem Boga, ale
nadto z nami razem goraco
kochaja nasza nieszczesliwa
Po1ska Ojczyzne, ka&dej chwi-
Ii, idac z krzyzem W reku
pred frontem szeregow naro-
dowych, gotowi z wiarusami
walczyc przeciw wrogom Oh
czyzny i ostatnia krople krwi
"a MIA przelaG.
Otto So podfug Zgody naz-
wiska tych zacnych kapfanow,
ktorzy ola grosza ME pozbyll
sic patryotyzmu, lecz przykfa-
dem i zywem sfowem pragna
mas W MEM utrzymat:
KS. Dominik Majer, St. Paul
,, Romuald j. Byzewski, Winona
>, Wawrzyniec Zawadzki, SilverL.
>, Roman l.. Guzowski, Pine Greek
>, AleKsander r. Michnowski,
>, Jak6b w. Pacholski Minneapolis
>, Jakob Wojcik, Duluth
>, Jan Sroka Alberta
!, Klemens Grynholz, Perham
- A. Jaworski, Pittsburgh
,, Debski " Kanadzie
,, A. Babihski, Humbird
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
IAPOIIIEylE Ola HERBOWYCH.
" itch dniach rozestdlisn

W tych Gpidch rozestdlasmy
rachunki tyma, ktorzy odbierqjq
cd sierpmia iPoczqtku
,orze;nia zeszlego roku, a jeszcze ana
centa ME zaplacM Maiemansy, &c
kto teraz ME ma piemiedsy, ten ich
70 tyn reku migdy Mat ME bedsie,
spukun.y o %saOoje.
Ktory z wspsma,ianyeh du3ni-
kow aasxych ma slabq pasnie6, ME
ct,oj sobie zaraz no6i aoezel ma
shustce, By so6ie mas jaknqjcze;ciej
przypomimot. Zaponsinalscy, to
szlachto herbu BANKR Ut, a z tel
20 tym kraju podobwo m%ajUiecej
posostaje 6iedak6w. Me dyfo6y oiec
dzisou, gdy6y sic jeden Z drugi
dostat .a liste tych, ktoyym to
WAR US ustaaoieznie sie oganio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
BR0N Do N0C|!

Minneapolis, d. IL sierpnia S7r.
So ludzie, ktorzy ma ME
szczescie dla mich samych,
niezdolni So do szlachetncsci.
So to ludzie wstretni, DO sic
dza tam, gdzie i szydercy. So
oni i E%ikczemni, DO Snyder
stwo W podfossc zsmienia]a.
Ludzie ci dochodza do te-
q, 2e W powodzeniu innych
j " dobrych czynach upatru-
ia ola siebie obraze. Patryo
tyzmu ME szaauja i s7ano-
wac ME chca, DO ma patryo-
tyzmie ME moga mic zarobic,
- wiec pod pta.ze.ykiemare
ligii tumania oczy, tax przez
Mich nazwanym prostaczkom,
by mogli Z owieczek swoich
pieniadze dfubat.
Niesnosnem i'm sic wydaje,
gdy s}ysza %pochwa}e trzecich
cs6b, zwfaszcza tych, kt6rzy
So tego3 samego co oni powo-
fania. Btedy zawsze dostrze-
gaia W innych, ale i'm daro-
wac ME NIGGA, gdy lepiej po-
stepuja, anizeliby oni posta-
pic byli W stauie. Nejnielitos-
ciwiej za5 W tedy sadza, gdy
sic innemu to poszczescifo, co
sic i'm wta6nie ME powiodfo.
Gdy sic dobrze zastanowi-
Gle, mil czytelnicy, mad po-
wy2szemi uwagami, bedziecie
mogli sani z mich wywnio-
skowat przyczyny, ola ktorych
ksieaa Zmartwychwstahcy, tax
nazwani ,,memoryalni," pu-
b]icznie wystepua przeclwko
kapfanom, patryotom polsklm.
Ia. Wincenty Barzyhski
iuA cd dawna nosif sic z my
sla zafo1enia nStowarzyszenia
ksie2y," ale iak to JUL W je.
go naturze le3y, mysl TIA mia
ia ma celu jedynie tylko wi
doki osobistych korzysci.
Sadzil, lie stowarzyszenie
wybierze go na prezesa, a on
jake prezes, przez ksie3y po-
party, 1atwo wyniesc sic po-
trait ma stanowisko biskupa
polskiego. Pozuali sic jednak
ksie4a ma tel sztuczce i ME
dali sic W sid}a zfapac. To
20 martwi}o, ale milczaf.
Dopiero, gdy ksie1a patry-
oci za}o3yli ustowarzyszenie
Kaplanoiw Polskich," do kto-
rego Barzyhski navel ma kan
dydata ME zosta} dopuszczo-
nym, ten o%statni, widzac sic
przez wszystkicb opuszczonym,
zachorowa}. Zmniejszy8o mu
sic SERGE ma widok zagrozonej
kieszeni, a urosfa natom'ast
watroba, wylewajaca swoja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

,,W", a p~ozostanie Icek MECH
sic jak chce podpisuje, czy Wi.
Gus CIV Wlcunio, to gdy mu
z%abierzecie litere nW'' zawszc
pozostanie Icus i Icunio. Tyl-
ko gdy sic podpisze Wincenty,
dodajcie mu ~, a okreslicie
przez to eel jego zYcia: svia
Gently
W tel chwilf otrzymuje 2
Chicago kilka depesz i drugi
list cd Edwina.
Depesze brzmia jak naste-
puje:
Pierw a. Slisz dosta}
wczoraj JUL trzeci raz pc pys-
ku. Rodacy przygotowuja sic
pogruchotac mu kosci i Ma
cztery wiatry przepedzi6.
Druga. Ks. Radziejcwski
przyprowadzif Slisza ma posie-
dzenie Tow. Sgo Wojciecha
i przedstawit go jake handy
data ma czfonka. Zapadfa u
chwafa, he ,,nie ma gfupich".
Tree i a. Slisz, ktory do
tad przepada1 "a piwem w6d-
ka, wczorai z kasa redakcyjna
gdzies przepadt. Zfapano je-
dnak ptaszka i1cddano mu ma
nowo redakcya Mropld1a, DO
wart Pac pafaca, a Pa1ac Pa
ca.
CIV t q. Ks. Barzyh-
ski zapytat wczoraj Slisza, czy
TO- prawda, De Idostaf pc bu-
F.psos4S.Ija p-paua, to
w-wierutne k-k-kfamstwo.
-Ale3 ia wien o tenn cd
naocznego swiadka.
-Ssan-nowny k-ksiadz ra-
c2y zauw-wa3yt, lie jesli dido
stafem W moja W w}asna jad-
-daczke, a ME W itch, t. to
ich MIC ME ob-bchodzi.
-Wiec d~cstafes. | COZ ty ma
to?
ia, p-prosze3 ks-siedza,
p-przy}ozylem z-zimnej woody,
3eby t-tak ME b-bo)afo.
-totr z ciebie, Sliszu, ale
pozostah, DO do wykonania
moich planow, wfasnie fotra
potrzebuje.
Plata. Ksieza Barzyhscy
~zak}adaja browar piwny ma
wyfaczne potrzeby swolch re-
daktorow.
List, jaki odebrafem cd
Edwina, jest "a obszerny, bym
go m6g} W dzisieJszym hume
RE przytoczyc. Opisuje on
mi dokfad11ie swoje odwiedzi-
ny u ks. Radziejewskiego i
i spotkanie swoje ze Sliszem,
czyli z Osliszem. W nastepnej
korespondencyi obeznam czy-
telnikow z trescia tego listu.
LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
POCZE
kap1an0W
w AnerYce

W Aneryce
prawdzlwych stug Pana dezuso
patryotow polskiM caM gebq.
Jest to zwyczajem W ko-
sciolach katolickich W Amery-
ce, 4e je3eli jaki obey ksiqdz
przechodzi kolo }awek, siedza-
cy W Mich 2 uszanowaniem
powstaia.
Bracia Roaacy! My TAXA
Geese o%ddawajmy ME tylko
W kosciele, ale PREY kazdem
llczniejszym zebraniu, czy to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

nova sekta katolikow stoi
pod wyfaczna opieka j pod
przewodztwem ks. Wincente-
60 Barzyhskiego. Najsmiesz-
niejszem re wszystkiego jest
jednak, be oni i mnie "a bar
do ,,praktycznego katolika"
uwa&aja, DO przysefaja mi Kro-
piidb al W dwoch e%gzempla-
rzach. Ka3dy numer tego pi-
sma jest istnym obrazem
wsciekfej orgii, wyprawianej
przez Barzyhskich, a upstrzo.
nej W koziofkl b1azna Slisza.
Wydawcy Kropldta wraz z
ich otoczeniem, robia ma mas
wra2enie psiarni, W ktorej:
l pieski mate i psy DUE
Me moga isd tam - jak ma
sznurze.
Czyli jak pismach pisza n,nie,
Me wolno nijak-jak ma LIME.
Psiarnia ia wscieka sic re
zfosci, 2e nareszcie zdemas-
kowano jej fotrowskie czyny
pod p2zykrywka religii, i kur.
czy sic pod rozga prawdy,
ktorei widoku zuiesG lie jest
W stanie.
Ia zgraja podfych szubraw-
cow, zniewa2ajac najswietsze
uczucia Polakow, stara sic W
widokach osobistych korzysci
wywo}aG wojne domowa. Ma
pada vice ma Zwiasek Naro-
dowy, ma Cenzora, ma Rad
Centrally, ma ksie2y patryo-
tow, ma redaktorow pism pol
skich i zniewa2a kobiety, Pol
XII, zpspe z patryotyzmu po-
swiecenls.
Ze ksieia Barzyhscy, Ra-
dziejewski ct consortest szkalu-
JAG i hahbiac imie polskie,
zmienili sic W zdrajc6w ojczy.
zny, he GAIA ich psiarnia W
okofo sfu2y pred mimi ma
dwoch fapkach i stopy i'm IL
1e, to mas wcale ME dziwi,
bosmy sic i niczego lepszego
pc Mich ME spodziewali.
Niskie, nieszlachetne i pos
polite natury sqdzq pospolicie.
Ola kreta, kret jest najwyz-
Sym idea}em pieknosci,-dla
mafego g}upca, wielki glupiec
Jest najwy2szym ideafem ma
drosci,-dla opryszkow, fotr
jest najwyzszym ideatem ludz-
kosci,-wiec ola czego3by Ba
rzyhski ME miaf bye ideafem
tych wszystkich, ktorym W
dodatku jeszcze "a te pochwa-
fy pfaci?
Cd chwili ukazania sic Kro.
Plata, radosc zapanowafa W
pickle podobno jego czarna
nose sam pan Belcebub "a
~prenumerowaf sobie to pismo.
W Polsce znajdujemy kilka
rodzin, czfonkow Kosciofa ka-
tollckiego, pochodzacych W
prosteJ linii cd zydow. Do ro-
DIN tych naleAa Brzezihscy,
Zalescy. zaborowscy,M ajewscy,
i Barzyhscy. Pierwsze cztery
oddafy sic adwokaturze, So
szanowane i powa1ane. Ba-
rzyhscy zas poswiecili sic sta
nowi duchownemu. z czasow
powstania jednak pamietamy,
De z~moskwiczony Polak zawsze
byf gorszym cd Moskala, tax
niestety i tutaJ skatolikowany
3yd gorszym jest cd lydia. GA
wyraz ,,skatolikowany" prze-
prosiG music " tenn miejscu
moich czytelnikow. Jestto wy
raz swie2o ukuty ma wylaczn y
u4ytek Barzynskich).
rs. Week naprzykfad-za-
bierzcle mu z lmienia litere